The Bengaluru Tenant Trying To Be A Local But Remaining An Outsider | The Tenant

In this episode of The Tenant, meet a couple who settled in Bengaluru's Electronic City, drawn by its affordability and air quality. However, their experience is marred by difficulties in communicating as Hindi speakers. They discuss the exaggerated water scarcity issue and the absence of malls and multiplexes in Electronic City. Traffic, weather, and cultural differences pose challenges, raising doubts about Bangalore as their permanent home. Tune in to hear their journey firsthand.
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[@altmosetz_01]

Bangalore makes a good case study on ' How Politicians kill a city' . Water shortage is already a reality in Bangalore . And many areas have Electricity cuts often . Traffic is badly managed & so are roads not adequate for Bangalore's traffic --- traffic congestion is an absolute nightmare Bangalore was once known for huge old trees alongside roads & in pockets of green areas. Now these are rapidly disappearing.. The weather of Bangalore is also changing & summers are getting much hotter . Bangalore is becoming a difficult city to live in . And expensive ------ water, electricity, rent , daily commute & travel within city ...

[@David-ht6pz]

And recently all taxes including property taxes, registration fees all hiked.. to fulfil guarantees. Uneducated votes and the educated pays the tax 😅

[@abhinavmathur5648]

Let’s not forget the bureaucracy please

[@SantoshKumarsp57]

Not just politicians. IT BT invasion actually destroyed Namma Ooru.. ask anyone who is proper native and born in 70s and 80s

[@iliveinsecrecy]

This is wht u get when u vote for congress🤡

[@ashraymanohar8539]

Learning the local language can be the easiest way to assimilate into a society. Wife seemed like a wannabe, but the husband seemed humble and practical.

[@Vivek-he8tq]

Wannabe but Cannot be Bengali cross breed North Indian 😂

[@masti437]

She is HR

[@versaillesthomas]

I resonate with the husband and appreciate his initiative to learn Kannada. It's the standard trope in BLR, folks from certain parts of India come and live and mock the local over their food, language and customs. That of course does not go down well with the locals.

[@7001nikhil]

Guy is from MH. Where ever Marathi’s go, they make efforts to learn local language.

[@herambpatkar]

Mumbaikars definitely resonate more with the south with their humble, practical, brain over brawn outlook rather than the loud, showoff, aggressive, self centered attitude.

[@surfingguru5360]

I am from Delhi NCR, living in bangalore, because of the weather vibe. It took me 4 days to learn kannda script, as it is equivalent to hindi. I am now learning Kannada as well. So there are north indians too who want to learn local language. It's only when I booked a flat I felt bangalore will be a long term thing for me and then I started learning the language. Most people who don't learn are in doubts about their long term plan.

[@shreyanshverma2295]

nhi sikhenge🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Researchwell814]

Looks like kannagdines forcing their language to people who come to earn. Looks like language terrisation is ongoing in Karnataka

[@parikshithegde7477]

16:00 "How greenery this is" 🤣

[@dvj9008216067]

Also, 'shopping alcoholic😂

[@vgop2503]

The people who gave her dirty looks might be doing so because of her questionable promounciation.

[@Vivek-he8tq]

I would sympathise with her for her English....as if she were my sister If not for the debauchery of insulting Kannada Both the "greenery" and debauchery come from the same ultra entitled woman mindset Ultra self righteous mentality with audacity of wrong English and wrong behaviour towards Kannadigas

[@kspradeep8397]

No greenery 😂😂😂

[@tejas0107]

@@vgop2503 yeah promounciation

[@baijuthomas3716]

He is from Mumbai, totally could see the commonsense attitude of getting used to the local language and culture..

[@herambpatkar]

Again such a stark contrast in the attitude and way of thinking....Mumbai definitely adds alot of common sense, keeps you humble and practical.

[@sanjeevsharma9998]

Mumbai is way different. Mumbai has accept and assimilate everyone. Banglore has not.

[@santaaurbanta304]

Because they do the same in mumbai..aamchi mathi aamchi manse. Marathi bola

[@herambpatkar]

​@@santaaurbanta304and they practice exactlt what they preach at home when they move and earn from a different city...its common sense to respect the local culture and land that gives you the opportunity to earn a living!

[@KINGMJ1990]

@@santaaurbanta304 No Need to learn marathi in Mumbai. I am born and brought up here and never learnt it. There are lakhs of people like me. Hindi is the lingua franca of Mumbai. In govt office money is the language, no need for marathi.

[@Eren_Jaeger_]

All my negative stereotypes about Kaamchor and annoying HR have been verified here. I can see the pain in husband’s eyes. How in the hell is he tolerating her. Give that man a medal 🥇

[@terabhaiultrasexy]

I'm sorry where did you notice it?

[@Vivek-he8tq]

Women like these are a disgrace to other women who are Hard working for their organisation Cook for their family Respectful of their husbands & Dont show off their bodies with diff clothes on insta for 15k per month

[@Aakriti73]

She seems like a good person and her husband and she seem to have a good relationship too.

[@Josh11686]

@@Aakriti73 Looks exactly what a Kaamchor and annoying HR would have said ....

[@Aakriti73]

@@Josh11686 can you logically explain what wrong she said/ did ? It seems her being pleasant is your problem. Live and let live.

[@herambpatkar]

This episode certainly added woes to HR prossionals who are fighting against the stereotypes 😂😅

[@arjunlalchandani3638]

If she is making reels than who is shortlisting CVs, arranging interviews and onboarding of candidates.

[@SantoshKumarsp57]

When we go to Hindi land, we should speak the language of the land - Hindi. That is correct. But, when we expect same here in Namma Bengaluru for Kannada, it is "wrong"?. "Hypocrisy ki seema hoti hai" aa one gentleman said. These "outsiders" will never change😅. Will go anywhere for money shamelessly and curse the land there if it doesn't suite their narrative

[@shouryasingh8880]

Brainless Guy. What is the National language of your country India. Its Hindi right First Learn that and respect the whole country.

[@salvation4045]

13:57 Shopping alcoholic??? or did she mean Shopaholic🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sunilmenon6344]

she made a few funny mistakes in this video🤣🤣😆😆 But hey if someone is bad in one language it just means they are good in another

[@okaygaurav]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@krato6468]

No, she just buys alcohol a lot. 😊

[@masteryoda9044]

shopping when drunk is a lot of fun 😃😀

[@riteshbhan8390]

@@sunilmenon6344well she mentioned she is struggling with Kannada as well

[@NoName-bb2pu]

The husband has good values and life philosophy, she seems like a high maintenance nag though

[@arjunlalchandani3638]

+1

[@imeankahn5045]

Women are financially independent in today’s times. They want to be heard. Gone are those old school times 😂

[@G-ew6sk]

​@@imeankahn5045​​ There are millions of working women who still are like that man 😊 it's just about the way they were brought up & it's environment.

[@salvation4045]

Exactly...the situation is even worse in her home state of WB. There just go and try telling you wont speak in bengali and see what didi does to you

[@sanjeevsharma9998]

She is an independent, confident women. Males like you are unable to digest.

[@ajastha1876]

She called Kannada a colloquial language? Does she know the meaning of colloquial? If I went to her native place & start communicating with the cab driver in Kannada, would he understand or like it. Definitely before a oral response, he would make a face. That is but human. So ppl like the woman in the video expect that, ppl from every other place drop down to Bangalore & the local people should be ready to communicate with each & everyone in their own language!!!!! Her husband is wise & diplomatic though. ಏನು ಕಾಲ ಬಂತಪ್ಪಾ ಹುಟ್ಟು ಬೆಂಗಳೂರಿಗರಿಗೆ. 🤦

[@Vivek-he8tq]

We should lodge an FIR on this Saloni Gupta or whatever her name is For calling Kannada a colloquial or cheap language She has no clue how much she has pissed off the 6 crore+ Kannadigas ...who respect Kannada as much as Or rather more than their mother..😮

[@ex.hindu.now.atheist]

@@Vivek-he8tq "We should lodge an FIR [...] rather more than their mother..😮" ======================================== *7:08**...* "These people", "these locals" are the words *_'THIS'_** Saloni Gupta* chooses to use while referring to the Kannadigas. It shows her self-assumed sense of superiority, even though she chooses to live in Bengaluru for her bread-and-butter (and her higher education prior to that).

[@dreambig2920]

Which company allows HR to work from home I am curious...I work as asst sales director ....even I am asked to come to office if I am at base location certainly I envy of u madame....Bengaluru half my time in traffic from airport to and fro....Metro is must for nook and corner rather rapid transport for cities like Bnglr...Mum...NCR...Hyd..Pune..atleast from Airport to major hubs.

[@rashmikulkarni9830]

After staying for more that 5 years in a region and want to continue to stay , picking up a few lines of the language of the land will not be difficult. It all depends on your interest n respect to the region you are staying in..

[@ex.hindu.now.atheist]

@rashmikulkarni9830 "After staying for more that 5 years [...] your interest n respect to the region you are staying in.." ======================================== *7:08**...* "These people", "these locals" are the words *_'THIS'_** Saloni Gupta* chooses to use while referring to Kannadigas. It shows her self-assumed sense of superiority, even though she wants to live in Bengaluru for her bread-and-butter (and for her higher education prior to that).

[@vineeth9258]

Water issue is not exaggerated, big gated societies couldnt source water even when ready to pay any amount. Though the guy is correct that the central Bangalore and smaller houses (more water storage) were not effected.

[@gkiranv3]

Please do checkout the apartments in JP Nagar and Banashankari. I think traffic situation is much better in these areas.

[@WORLDCITIZEN2004]

If someone from a village comes to Bangalore, why should they speak English or Hindi? They only know Kannada. We cannot learn all the languages in India. Let's just respect Kannada and its culture

[@rockz1901]

GOOD SHOW, VERY INSIGHTFUL

[@SukeerthM_1]

Nice informative video For Airport travel still dont understand why folks are hesitant to use the Airport bus rather rely on cab itself

[@altmosetz_01]

From certain areas takes too much time to reach

[@dannydakota1234]

It takes 3.5 hours from ecity

[@bhanumar]

This is peak Banglore. Woman saying, i stay there because I love weather.

[@aum8136]

After this video soon she will be called to work from office 😂

[@sanjivkeskar2547]

Nice informative video. Appreciate your consistency in making videos . Always waiting for your video on every Sunday.

[@vishalbhargava5400]

Thanks

[@naveenbhat1930]

Bengaluru weather isn't its USP any more......if this summer is any indication......and it will only get worse with each passing year......

[@AnoopPallavi-ht5iz]

Its not issue with this city. Even other South Indian states have seen very high temperature and water crisis. The fact that it didn't cross the peak temperature it means it has happened before. It's climate change and cyclical

[@UrbanMonk123]

I heard no water in Bangalore Is it across the city or only some places ?

[@gruntgobshite]

Shopping alcoholic 🤣🤣🤣 It should be shopaholic.

[@NoName-bb2pu]

maybe she carries a bottle of whiskey and goes into the mall to shop, shopping alcoholic

[@lesliesequeira635]

😂😂😂😂

[@adityadange954]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@santaaurbanta304]

Its..english she's still correct in saying that.

[@sachin_c_mestry]

Same comment i was looking for

[@shreyassridhar1968]

In karnataka, people give and take respect. Sadly some of our Indian brothers and sisters, have shown wrong attutude to the service class people and that has rubbed off badly. Hope things dont go worse. We are all Indians.

[@Vivek-he8tq]

Take respect and give ಒದೆ to these ಬಿಕನಾಸಿಸ್

[@jhanwarr]

Lucky to stuck with covid time rents. I am paying more than this for 2BHK in the same society.

[@herambpatkar]

I was surprised by the rent too...any reason why its so low? May be because that area is dull, offers no lifestyle and infrastructure outside their complex.

[@jhanwarr]

@@herambpatkar typical rent today for this house will be 42-45k plus maintenance. And you are right, the area is dead. No new companies and new jobs. All growth is in North of bangalore. People with WFH can afford to stay such far from actual jobs.

[@herambpatkar]

@@jhanwarr oh got it..that explains the affordable rent then!

[@Anmolramraika]

Didi came to gain Instagram followers, business thanda chal raha hai

[@harshgupta4240]

Nice and informative video ⭐

[@ghostwhowalks2324]

In bangalore terms, this is a halli(village), Will take 10 years to build the social infra in this area.

[@ArchanaSingh-ek1ds]

All the best.May God bless you 🙏

[@tanyasingh3118]

- Social infra might not be their, but modest rent makes this good pick.

[@ronalddsouza6534]

Please do a series in chennai also

[@abhijitgupta9031]

Bombay will always welcome you.. she doesn’t have any hangups… hence still the best city for professionals. Besides policing is way way better.

[@rahusphere]

‘These locals ‘ 😂

[@Aakriti73]

I live in Europe and even here, we are made to feel like the outsider. It’s about where we feel better being the outsider, sadly. Given the opportunity, I would jump back to Bangalore.

[@damodarshetty6164]

Good to see young couple Living happily in my city bangalore And then you have this language issue arising why would a permanent resident here would want to learn other language to survive rather than the other who have come here for survival strange

[@altmosetz_01]

They were honest about the problems they are facing in B'lore. And there were several problems spoken abt that can make life very difficult. Just a few ---- Water shortage , Traffic congestion, connectivity to Airport, Weather getting hotter & availability of good shops, restaurants, Malls

[@damodarshetty6164]

Honestly saying if more problems are here better to look for paradise and peacefully move too

[@nikhilka8015]

@@damodarshetty6164 they will for the time being can they not mention challenges they are facing ?!?! also Local ppl of BLR also face issues from actual Local-Local ppl in terms of paying maintenence , taxes, hooliganism, local-chauvunism , will u shut their mouths as welll?

[@damodarshetty6164]

@@nikhilka8015 did you reply out of frustration Did you understand my text I never said don't pay tax don't pay maintance face all the hooliganism My point is read it twice or know it from the person who narrates you well Why must a local learn other language to survive here it's the otherway around the one who come here to win a bread or survive must not complain that local is not speaking their language It means you learn the local language and not compel the other who is here

[@nikhilka8015]

@@damodarshetty6164 local language is very difficult in BLR. also locals can speak Hindi or english but they are speaking tht is the issue. if some locals cant speak other languages i.e. fine. but those who can still act and force others to speak kannada is issue. also they are same ppl when move to other parts of India where Hindi is not language and complain abt local language - i.e. issue!

[@sumitdas6596]

Temperature: 38 degrees Celsius Women : Wow I love the Weather 😂🤣☠️

[@4985muhammadali]

Weather loving chappri 😂😂

[@bjayar01]

Humidity is very low compared to other cities

[@ajastha1876]

That's because ppl like you migrated to Bangalore. So human body & motor body generated heat increased its temperature.

[@SuperArindam1982]

​@@bjayar01it's humidity which makes us sweat and thus releasing toxic out. So scientifically humid weather is good, Bengaluru weather causes asthma and other respiratory problems

[@prabhatkrishna1635]

@@SuperArindam198290% of IT ppl from north are here due to weather and nothing else. If weather will be like this in 40s, they will be more than happy to go to Kolkata , Delhi, NCR , Bhubneshwar etc. So i believe, even God does not want the north indians to come here so , indirectly its a good thing happening for local knndigas who kept asking northies to shit out!!!! 😅😊

[@ananthakeshava7278]

Dont ruin bengalore like you have ruined west bengal.

[@praveenhg2008]

Try to learn local language if you stay long time in any city

[@RamGupta-ie4ef]

Very nice video ❤

[@crane71]

Shopping Alcoholic. 😂😂😂😂 😂 The guy is much more humble and she complements him being exact opposite.

[@tintin_5]

The dadar apartment description sounds more like a chawl than an apartment...such opinions tend to be misleading

[@sandeepkumarkhuntia8839]

Come to Chennai and experience the real racism. Kannadigas far more liberal minded.

[@nalikali-kan]

Very true we r giving up our language for hindi

[@sandeepkumarkhuntia8839]

@@nalikali-kan I have seen lots of Hindi upper cast people ashamed of speaking Hindi, instead always communicate with English.

[@dyutimukherji1009]

The word is shopaholic lady, not shopping alcoholic😅

[@deepakadhiraaijog7387]

File fir against saloni gupta for calling world ancient languange Kannada a colloquial language

[@harz21]

return the money joker. stop this randi rona. If the bangalore is like mother to you, why sell it? You like money more?

[@ShivamGupta-wf5ni]

North - South divide is as big as India pakistan divide. Sad but true.

[@viswanath4473]

If you want to impose your language then it will not go down well remember what happened to east paskistan aka bangladesh.

[@yt98833]

​@@viswanath4473Don't be a crybaby over language !!Try to improve bangalore infrastructure if you are so proud of it .Other wise that proudness is just hallow and weak.

[@anup256]

Very nice house. Husband has more knowledge about Bangalore and its culture.

[@ashwinkumar770]

Rent they mentioned?

[@monicamccarthy3932]

Shopping alcoholic was hilarious 😁 The guy appears modest, but the wife...oh well 🤷such a wannabe. I have visited India, and I find this show is quite interesting to get a peek inside people's homes.

[@Vivek-he8tq]

Wannabe but cannot be😅

[@theritualist5175]

Let’s make Hindi the official language of Karnataka. Maybe then this lady will feel like a localite.

[@outbackandabout]

She's from West Bengal

[@keertin5706]

Sorry, no ways!!!! Kannada all the way..❤...how about making Bengali the national language..any takers??😢

[@Vivek-he8tq]

N for her sake, let's also rename Bengaluru To Bongaluru So that she can be a "shopping alcoholic" in the "greenery" While getting abused and misbehaved ..but, in Hindi...by North Indian , Bangladeshi and Rohingyan Cab drivers.. In Amhaar Bongaluru... Oh wait....but she has run away from Bengal as a refugee to Bengaluru .... For the weather and for food and to live safely..😢

[@okaygaurav]

The wife speaks alot. Sprry Kailash

[@mediahost2243]

16:09 why is there a random laptop under the tree behind them 😂

[@dyutimukherji1009]

Nice observation 😂

[@ex.hindu.now.atheist]

@mediahost2243 "16:09 why is [...] the tree behind them 😂" ========================================= Most probably it is the laptop computer that Saloni is carrying at 15:47.

[@masteryoda9044]

thats common in Bangalore 😀😀

[@mannutomar]

The girl is little delusional...when she talks about going abroad with her HR job...but she is damn right abt saying... "Banglore can make you feel outsider"...even when you spend 99.9% of your income in Banglore.

[@shrinidhibhat7240]

Earning your bread in Bengaluru,instead of complaining that too being migrants complaining about crowd & traffic in blr ! Learn Kannada & respect the language & Karnataka's culture, that's the bare minimum you can do.

[@Vivek-he8tq]

ತಿಕಕ್ಕೆ ಒದ್ದರೆ ಮಾತ್ರ ಗಾಂಛಾಲಿ ನಿಲ್ಲಾತ್ತೆ ಬ್ರೋ ನಾವ್ ಸುಮ್ನಿದ್ದಿದ್ದಕ್ಕೆ ಇಸ್ಟ್ ಹಾರಾಡ್ತಾರೆ ಇಲ್ಲಾಂದ್ರೆ ಅಮಿಕ್ಕೊಂಡ್ ಇರ್ತಿದ್ರು

[@faisalsha4683]

I’m from Bangalore and currently settled in Dubai . One thing I would like to say is that Bangalore charm will never fail to impress anyone despite loopholes which is very common in every huge cities in the world..

[@Mani-ee2pe]

Electronic city is NOT BANGALORE anyone knows that..and flyover connects electronic city to main city

[@factseek]

The woman has unrealistic expectations. One must be extremely grateful that the residents have made efforts to learn and converse in Hindi and doesn't get to complain if he/she is being unfairly treated for not speaking in the local language even after having resided for 7 years.

[@altmosetz_01]

Not everybody finds it easy to learn a new language. And the different languages of different States of South India are very difficult to learn. Probably learning Spanish would be much easier

[@factseek]

​@@altmosetz_01 You cannot use this convenient excuse when residents take great pains to converse in your language. You are not entitled to be spoken to in the language you want. Unless you learn the local language, you don't get to complain for being unfairly treated. It is as simple as that.

[@salvation4045]

Exactly...the situation is even worse in her home state of WB. There just go and try telling you wont speak in bengali and see what didi does to you

[@altmosetz_01]

@@factseek That means if a working professional moves to Chandigarh, they must learn Punjabi, Pune then Marathi, Hyderabad then Telgu ! Today jobs are not in one place. So in a multi language country like India, how many languages is a person supposed to be familiar with ? And is that easy ?

[@factseek]

@@altmosetz_01 Yes, I expect a working professional to have learnt the local language in 7 years, irrespective of the city. The person need not learn the language before he/she moves to a particular city. This can be done in a couple of years after moving to the city. According to your logic, residents of Delhi must know Kannada, Telugu, Marathi, Punjabi and all the other languages in order to speak to migrants who speak these languages. It is common sense that migrants must learn the local language and not the converse.

[@to9y]

"shopping alcoholic", "see how greenery this is", and all others I've missed.. gotta hand it to HRs! absolute trash, supreme confidence

[@tintin_5]

Vishal seems to be crying on the inside🤣🤣

[@ManaSahaya]

she said shopping alcoholic 🤣

[@Whatreally123]

I am a local Bangalorean and we are the most accommodating people. All we expect from people from outside (whether from north or even south states) is to learn basic Kannada and try to assimilate. Lots of people and I hate to say this but majority north indians behave as if we localites have to adjust and speak in their language and that will piss off anyone. TIp for anyone - wherever you're from and wherever you go to, learn the local language (enough to carry on small conversations) and culture. Doesn't matter if one is a south indian going to north or neighbouring sout states or north indians going to south indis or est to west or whatever permutation ro combination. Make the effort to learn the local language. If you don't learn the local language and culture and yet want to be treated as a local, I'm sorry that's an oxymoronic statement. If you plan to be in a city long term, make the ffort to learn the language. If nothing else, you'll know an additional language and can enjoy music, movies and literature.

[@Harish1600]

Nonsense part of karnataka or mainly bangalore is that giving everything to outsider and begging in front of them. Buying plots and apartments in and around bangalore to be permanentlybanned for outsider. Then kannadigas get opportunity to buy houses

[@altmosetz_01]

Kannadigas alone cannot make Blore the Sillicon Valley of India without people from other States. That frog in the Well mentality is against development & growth

[@pavanp4966]

What does it mean by outsiders? People from Outside of india

[@viswanath4473]

@@pavanp4966 people who don't speak kannada

[@Vivek-he8tq]

Bro it's mistake of Kannadigas who have ran away from the field or battleground to make way for these arrogant ungrateful Bengalies and northies Who earn and eat in Bengaluru then talk shit about the city and shit on Kanndigas and Karnataka We need to reclaim whats rightfullly ours

[@fwefhwe4232]

kick out IT companies too !

[@1982tony]

Nothing wrong in expecting to understand the local language - its just respecting the culture, the same folks' if they travel to France have no issues greeting people with a Bon Jour!

[@Mahalakshmi-Khan]

Why are people being so mean to the woman? You'll are thinking too much.

[@kanwar89]

Get rid of that wife, bro! She's controlling you, will make your life miserable with each passing day.

[@prakash525]

bruh... this video is not about their relationship ! come on now🤦

[@Vivek-he8tq]

Gold digger pro Max at home and also with boss ( perks being making fashion reels with Work from home)

[@Harish1600]

If the traffic is terrible why the hell people living in bangalore.

[@altmosetz_01]

For a better job & income. Just a handful of cities in India offer better job opportunities

[@adityadange954]

They themselves are the traffic

[@damodarshetty6164]

It's traffic complaining about traffic Imagine us

[@herambpatkar]

​​@@damodarshetty6164well the complainants are infact paying higher income taxes, gst, vat, tolls and are contributing to the city's GDP...isnt it fair for them to expect better infrastructure and public transport from the authorities?

[@abhayshekhar92]

You can always use google lens to understand vernacular languages…..MADAM….!!

[@a1990dya]

Totally agree with her. The locals are just intolerable. Mostly racist, arrogant and just greedy for money. I have found Mumbai and Pune is far more welcoming

[@digitallyamplified]

it has a different aura vishal 😅😅😅😅 she has prepared for days for camera literally!!!

[@tintin_5]

Don't understand the fuss about local language/food/traffic/local people etc.. Each city will have its cultural aspects - language/food/people being part of it. So if you're studying or in a job that involves moving to a new place away from home, that obviously comes with the territory, whether it's inter-city, interstate, or even international for that matter. Learn, accept and appreciate the differences ✌🏻

[@Anupkumar-hk1zr]

After every line just add "Yaa".

[@xploit811]

16:00 How greenery this is?? lol

[@outbackandabout]

thats how shopping alcoholics speak.

[@manoharbn1224]

Being in Bangalore for 7 years and educated she feels, she can't know what is written on board. But how an uneducated or only kannada knowing people feel left out of there own region. Cab driver will need only Basics kannada... that also she has not....why should a cab driver learn hindi then...

[@shashwatkauraw8085]

I just realized Bangalore has cheaper rent than Hyderabad wtf !

[@SantoshKumarsp57]

People curse Bengaluru and they still stay here😅. Namma ooru bain

[@yoginichaudhary2278]

Why isn't the conversation in Hindi? Is speaking in Hindi downtown for this couple?😢 Such snobs.

[@herambpatkar]

Why isnt your comment in hindi? 😂

[@RRBhat511]

Reason you want the convo in hindi? Or you dont understand English?

[@SD_003]

Was kinda evident they were a little scared of locals and their hatred towards Hindi. Since its not a national language anyway, it’s better to stick to English while in Bangalore

[@herambpatkar]

@@SD_003 Bruh...its an english language channel show😂 world doesnt revolve around Hindi..step out of thr bubble...its crazy how you hindi belt people remain backward in development, education, healthcare, HDI compared to south and west, take large share of our taxes, migrate and earn a living here and yet teach us what to speak, what to eat 😂

[@dvj9008216067]

Buttscraching panipuriwala will speak chindhi, why to drop to his level🤔

[@navneet2649]

Bangalore is over hyped, from the locals harassing the "outsiders" (Indians) to traffic to high rentals!!

[@rohitnayak9952]

Still outsiders are shameless and stay here😅

[@anushapurushotham5591]

"These locals, these natives." Dear lord and this is someone who works in HR 🙄

[@Vivek-he8tq]

7:10 We should lodge an FIR on this Saloni Gupta or whatever her name is As well as on Moneycontrol & 99 acres For calling Kannada a colloquial or cheap language She has no clue how much she has pissed off the 6 crore+ Kannadigas ...who respect Kannada as much as Or rather more than their mother..😮

[@dannydakota1234]

Bro I think she faced some problem that is why she is explaining the issues here.

[@dannydakota1234]

I think your tone and language is a bit harsh

[@harz21]

return the money joker. stop this randi rona. If the bangalore is like mother to you, why sell it? You like money more?

[@vijaynarwade7454]

Unless and until you don't speak the local language you will be an outsider.

[@altmosetz_01]

Why is it difficult to find a South Indian temporarily living in Delhi or any major city in Punjab speaking Punjabi or in Gujarat speaking Gujarati ? Think abt it

[@herambpatkar]

​@@altmosetz_01because south is more developed, safe and has more high skilled, service sector jobs

[@altmosetz_01]

@@herambpatkar So that makes learning a language easy?

[@herambpatkar]

@@altmosetz_01 bro..thats the other comment about learning language not this 😬

[@herambpatkar]

​@@altmosetz_01Oh I misinterpreted your comment I thought you asked why you dont see many south indians in north. As far as learning languages I find South and Western Indians much more flexible in learning languages...I know many south indians in Mumbai who speak perfect Marathi ..even many Gujarati Marwadi business owners speak fair share of Marathi...its only those new migrants from Delhi NCR who are rigid and dont want step out of their comfort zone..they stick to Delhi food, Dilli attitude, Hindi just because its easier for them...English no..Hindi apni national language hai..blah blah...its actually their defense mechanism shielding their incompetence 😂Hindi belt natives who are living in Mumbai since ages have no problem in adjusting...for rest of India, knowing 3 or more languages is pretty common...I have had colleagues who speak like 5 languages Tamil, Malayalam, Marathi, Hindi, English....with the increased tourism you'll find many in kerala trying their best to speak and understand hindi..such effort is never seen from people in Hindi belt.

[@thiruvetti]

Lol even my friend said recently they are seeing very extreme Karnataka - North india Divide. So called Secular Congress is working wonders I guess in "Bharat Thodo" Mission 🤣🤣

[@rohitmalla1820]

I was in Delhi NCR for past 15 years recently made a stupid decision to moved to Bangalore. Bangalore is by far the worst place to be for any outsiders. While living in Delhi most people don't realise how backward other cities of our country are like Bangalore.

[@newbiekhyber]

I am from Bangalore (long time almost 30 years). Delhi is the only city in India where no one feels like an outsider.

[@liveenjoy6821]

Don't worry South India will be a different country soon and you can let the backward south live in peace and no more immigrants from this developed north part lol

[@rohitmalla1820]

@@liveenjoy6821 You are actually proving my point and reflecting backwardness. In Delhi people form all directions live together even if they are from east, west, north or south and nobody cares about someone's roots.

[@herambpatkar]

​​​​@@liveenjoy6821I am from Mumbai, Maharashtra..we have the highest state level GDP and Pay the highest Tax and get the lowest in return..TN, Karnataka gets 26, 13 for every Rs100 of direct tax paid to the center where as Maharashtra gets about Rs 7 and we have similar problems..regional pride in language-culture, struggle against migration and yet we never talk about separation...Our moto always has been Jai HIND, Jai Maharashtra...what ever may be the case, its an internal battle within our family of INDIA..we will keep defending our state and resist dominance but never ever talk about leaving the family...talking about separation isnt helping your cause..you'll end up getting more hate than support...remember one thing..India is far bigger than any political party, any ideology, political rule is temporary..democratic citizens duty is to keep forces in check..our country is permanent!

[@Vivek-he8tq]

Bro @rohitmalla only one message for you ವೋಯ್ತ ಇರ್ಬೆಕ್, ರೈಟ್ ಹೇಳು

[@sandeeplgupta]

this place in bangalore has more cons than pros..!😂

[@dvj9008216067]

The Guptaaang gurl is so show off and made many silly mistakes while talking. 'Shopping alcoholic', how greenary is? 😜 The guy deserves better.

[@Vivek-he8tq]

By name Guptaang😅 & By her talks, she appears to be a Divyaang mentally 😂

[@nalikali-kan]

What if South Indians come to West Bengal and settle there and tell we don't want to learn bengali . Will u accept us. Its the same way we r south indians kannada is our language. U people settle here,earn here but don't learn kannada. U expect every South Indian to speak in hindi.

[@mohammadmurtuzahussain]

The lady triggered us all I guess😂😭

[@girishchandra5651]

You come to Bangalore from your city and you expect people to speak your language and make you comfortable. Is that too much of ask to ask you to learn the local language. Some says why should they learn. They are actually fools. Learning the language is one of the way how to show your respect the city, culture and locals and show your gratitude. Guys if learning a language is too much of ask, you deserve to move out of this city and please don't come back again.

[@harz21]

return the money joker. stop this randi rona

[@harz21]

If the bangalore is like mother to you, why sell it? You like money more?

[@girishchandra5651]

@@harz21 What are you talking about? What am I selling?

[@prasaddd]

Shopping alcoholic ??😅

[@adarshsagar3061]

If you want to feel like a local, learn the local language and culture - why is this so complicated to understand? 😅 Unless you put effort into assimilating into the culture, it won't happen.

[@altmosetz_01]

Is it that easy to learn another language? Esp Kannada ?

[@herambpatkar]

​​@@altmosetz_01depends on your effort...7 years is more than enough to learn basic words to get you around..nobody is asking them to become a linguist scholar...just basic effort can earn you respect from locals

[@altmosetz_01]

@@herambpatkar When auto/ cab guys start speaking their language, few basic words doesn't help. They will understand a foreigner speaking a few words of Hindi but an Indian speaking a few words of Hindi or Kannada is beyond them. And if Kannada words are pronounced wrong they get all the more uppity Tho true old time locals of Karnataka are some of the nicest people who will try to understand whatever you speak & will go out of their way to help you .

[@herambpatkar]

@@altmosetz_01 I dont know what Bengaluru autowalas are smoking these days 😂 but here in Mumbai, speaking basic Marathi can definitely aid you whether its dealing with Police, Government offices or local customers of your business.

[@user-gv6fr4sc1z]

@@altmosetz_01so true… I can speak kannada, but my friends who aren’t able to speak the language, it’s hell for them. I mean these auto guys are not okay with you speaking a few words or making an effort. You give them 100 rupees extra, they are sorted.

[@ashutoshkapoor]

The weather has turned bad in Bangalore now. but traffic and North-south divide creation are the work of the congress Politicians

[@devampatel3599]

Bhabhiji sales pitch maar rahe hai Aisa laga...

[@amitdandage99]

Why dont we find it odd to have a washing machine place in kitchen whereas it should be placed in some of the washroom, like why would someone come with with their clothes in the kitchen ! Weird

[@namithasalian6329]

Then learn kannada. You chose this locality. You need comfort of good whether, high paying salary and what not. But don't want to make an effort and zero interest in culture of the place. Selfish people. Wherever you go it has its own culture. You should be a part of it. Not expect the whole locality to get tuned to you.

[@yt98833]

Indian cities look like slums compared to chinese 2nd teir cities.

[@SuperArindam1982]

😂😂

[@ramyaraghavan1230]

How can all locals learn Hindi, its so funny. The migrants should either adjust or learn the local language.

[@yashwanthdilipkumar818]

😂 heavy traffic , no malls nearby , chance of water scarcity, climate not favourable , need to speak the local language and with all this she wants to be like a local 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@bjayar01]

Which village in UP are you from?

[@yashwanthdilipkumar818]

@@bjayar01 native from Chennai living in Hyderabad 😜 I have lived in blore too ! not worth the hype actually !!

[@freedomtalks1068]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 but nobody wants to buy

[@sparshsingla2533]

Kabhi ladke ko bhi bolne do behen,

[@thiruvetti]

Lot of Bengalis in Bangalore for jobs is the victory of Didi's TMC I guess 🤣🤣

[@kalyanreddy7833]

Congress is responsible for this language regional divide in Karnataka n banglore city.